Khalifah Muh Solihu Babanīji Amosa is the successor of the late Khaleepha Amosa, who passed away on May 14, 2013.He was born on October 9, 1964, on Lagos Island, Lagos State.

I was born into a Qadiriyyah family. My father was not only active in the movement but also a railway technician whose work took him across the South, North, and West of Nigeria. On those journeys, he met and received the hands of acceptance from great Qadiriyyah leaders. He first received from Sheikh Nasir Kabara in Kano, then from Sheikh Adamu Namahaji, later from Sheikh Maalam Baba, and finally from Sheikh Ahmada Rufai nda Salaty in Ilorin, who crowned him as Khaleepha of Qadiriyyah.

That means my father received four hands of Qadiriyyah, and he served each of those sheikhs loyally and with respect. Through this, he became deeply connected with major Qadiriyyah leaders across Yoruba land. He raised us with that same devotion — to love Qadiriyyah and to see unity as the essence of faith.